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Music - History & Archeology - 07.07.2025
Artists and dreamers of all’ages invited to discover forgotten music of 19th-century women composers

History & Archeology - Innovation - 30.06.2025
175,000 new historical records released by Virtual Record Treasury of Ireland
175,000 new historical records released by Virtual Record Treasury of Ireland

History & Archeology - Social Sciences - 24.06.2025
Doubts cast over suggestions incestuous 'god-kings' ruled during Neolithic Ireland
Doubts cast over suggestions incestuous ’god-kings’ ruled during Neolithic Ireland
New research cast doubts over suggestions an incestuous social elite ruled over the ancient people of Ireland, 5500 years ago.

History & Archeology - Event - 21.05.2025
Book of Leinster on display in Long Room following conservation project
Book of Leinster on display in Long Room following conservation project

History & Archeology - 25.04.2025
TU Dublin Welcomes Back WorldSkills Gold Medal Winner

Linguistics & Literature - History & Archeology - 15.04.2025
Dublin Theatre Festival donates letter by Samuel Beckett to Trinity Library

Life Sciences - History & Archeology - 15.04.2025
Opinion: Ireland's neolithic passage tombs were not just the burial place of the elite
Opinion: Ireland’s neolithic passage tombs were not just the burial place of the elite
In County Meath in eastern Ireland sits the world heritage site of Brú na Bóinne. The late 4th millennium BC megalithic tombs have been labelled "passage tombs" by archaeologists because they typically feature a narrow passage leading to an internal chamber, covered by a large circular mound.

History & Archeology - 29.03.2025
Public asked to help document Dublin’s old street signs

History & Archeology - 21.03.2025
Campaign highlights history & experiences of one-parent families

History & Archeology - 20.01.2025
Discovery of a 2000-year-old fig reveals Ireland's ancient international food trade
Discovery of a 2000-year-old fig reveals Ireland’s ancient international food trade
The discovery of a 2000-year-old fig in North Dublin highlights Ireland's long history of international food trade and a taste for exotic foods.

History & Archeology - Campus - 03.12.2024
UCD Librarian Dr Sandra Collins to chair new national committee on showcasing women’s contributions to Irish history

History & Archeology - Campus - 15.11.2024
Emerita Dervilla Donnelly: 1930 - 2024

History & Archeology - 03.11.2024
UCD student reveals bedbugs ’most likely’ came to Britain with the Romans
A 2,000-year-old infestation unearthed near Hadrian's Wall reveals the Romans did not just bring their legions to Britain, they also brought bedbugs.

History & Archeology - Event - 30.08.2024
UCD archaeologists win prestigious EAA Book Prize

History & Archeology - Social Sciences - 19.07.2024
Royal Historical Society elects Dr Mary McAuliffe as new Fellow

History & Archeology - Art & Design - 28.06.2024
Funding boost for UCD partnership on pioneering research into 'invisible' work of medieval women
Funding boost for UCD partnership on pioneering research into ’invisible’ work of medieval women
Posted 28 June, 2024 An international research effort co-lead by University College Dublin unearthing the significant role women have played in historical artistic work has received a near ¤1.8m funding boost by the Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC) .

History & Archeology - 15.05.2024
UCD archaeologist elected to Council of Royal Archaeological Institute

Forensic Science - History & Archeology - 17.04.2024
Presidential pardon recommended in 1882 murder case after UCD expert review

History & Archeology - 04.04.2024
Camogie Association and UCD launch new fellowship on the history of Camogie

History & Archeology - Astronomy & Space - 28.02.2024
Opinion: The leap year is February 29, not December 32 due to a Roman calendar quirk - and fastidious medieval monks
Opinion: The leap year is February 29, not December 32 due to a Roman calendar quirk - and fastidious medieval monks

History & Archeology - 02.01.2024
St Brigid’s Day - Reclaiming the saint who stood against the patriarchal elitism of the early Middle Ages